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Cloudera builds its AI strategy around deployment flexibility

Deployment flexibility is changing the enterprise technology equation as businesses weigh new model options against existing data and development investments. Open-weight models and open-source clouds are renewing interest in on-premises deployment. Cloudera Inc.’s data analytics heritage gives it a foundation for addressing that demand, according to Paul Gillin (pictured, right), enterprise…

Cloudera builds its AI strategy around deployment flexibility

Cloudera focuses on deployment flexibility in its AI strategy, as businesses consider new model options alongside existing data and development investments. Paul Gillin, enterprise editor at SiliconANGLE Media and theCUBE, highlighted that companies desire control over their operations, which they perceive as lacking in public cloud solutions.

Gillin explained that Cloudera's Anywhere Cloud allows deployment across on-premises, private cloud, public cloud, and hybrid environments. The platform also addresses the issue of updating enterprise systems as development requirements evolve, making it easier for customers to adopt AI step by step by modernizing their data and development platforms.

Cloudera's partner ecosystem is expanding, reflecting a strategic choice to collaborate selectively with partners who complement its platform, rather than attempting to be a one-stop solution for all customers.

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